<rs type="textType">List of priests</rs> Inscriptions of Greek Cyrenaica Università di Bologna IGCyr109300 738622 igcyr109300 https://igcyr.unibo.it/igcyr109300

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 Cyrene Museum 603+850

Large stele of white marble, broken in two pieces found separately, re-used from IGCyr109200, which had been inscribed on the right side (here side ii); fragment a, broken off at upper right angle and at bottom, surface badly worn out ( 0.60 0.89 0.16 ); fragment b, damaged on top, and chipped along all edges, concretions on front face ( 0.65 0.63 0.16 ).

 Inscribed on front face and right side (on the latter, above and below IGCyr109200). Hand 1: 0.02, no serifs; smaller omicron. Hand 2: 0.02, no serifs; slanting sigma. Hand 3: 0.022, no serifs; smaller omicron. Hand 4: 0.02, no serifs; slanting sigma. Hand 5: 0.018, no serifs; horseshoe omega. Hand 6: 0.028, no serifs; horseshoe omega, slightly smaller. Hand 7: 0.018 Hand 8: unknown Hand 9: 0.03, non-slanting sigma. Hand 10: 0.02 Hand 11: 0.02, non-slanting sigma. Hand 12: 0.02 Hand 13: 0.02 Hand 14: 0.018, non-slanting sigma. Hand 15: 0.018 Hand 16: 0.02 Hand 17: 0.02 Hand 18: 0.02 Hand 19: 0.02 Hand 20: 0.02 Hand 21: 0.02 Hand 22: 0.02 Hand 23: 0.02 Hand 24: 0.02 Hand 25: 0.02 Hand 26: 0.018, very small omicron and omega. Hand 27: 0.01, small serifs. Hand 28: 0.01, slightly slanting sigma. Hand 29: 0.012, small serifs; small omicron, non-slanting sigma. Hand 30: 0.013, serifs; mu with quite vertical hastae; xi with axial hasta. Hand 31: 0.012, no serifs; beta with smaller upper loop, non-slanting sigma. Hand 32: 0.01, very small serifs; epsilon with very large upper and lower bars, dotted theta. Hand 33: 0.01, small serifs; slightly slantering sigma. Hand 34: 0.011, serifs; slightly slantering sigma. Hand 35: 0.012very small serifs; xi with central hasta, very small omicron, slightly slantering sigma. Hand 36: 0.015, serifs; smaller circular letters, calice-shaped upsilon with tall hasta. Hand 37: 0.015, discreet serifs; letters much pressed together at l. 22; slantering mu and sigma, xi with central hasta Hand 38: 0.016, serifs; dotted theta, non-slanting sigma. Hand 39, l.25: 0.01-0.018; l. 26 0.008, careless cutting, on a not quite horizontal line; slanting sigma. Hand 40: 0.01, small serifs; non-slanting sigma. Hand 41: 0.019, carefully cut with adapted spaces; serifs; non-slanting sigma. Hand 42: 0.01, serifs; rho with nearly square loop, non-slanting sigma. Hand 43: 0.02, large serifs; slanting sigma, two out of three upsilons are calice-shaped. Hand 44: 0.02, small serifs; projecting upper bar of pi, rho with small and high placed loop, slightly slantering sigma, calice-shaped upsilon with rather tall hasta, lower omega. Hand 45: 0.019, serifs; xi without central hasta, one omicron middle-sized, one small, phi with small oval loop. Hand 46: 0.019, serifs; dotted and middle-sized theta, slanting sigma, large omicron, nearly closed at bottom. Hand 47: 0.015, serifs; non-slanting sigma, omicron much smaller that omega. Hand 48: 0.015, small serifs; kappa with long oblique strokes, non-slanting sigma. Hand 49: 0.016, small serifs; small dotted theta and omicron, non-slanting sigma. Hand 50: 0.015-0.017, small serifs; large alpha, mu adn chi. Hand 51: 0.017, rather careless; serifs; smaller omicron, non-slanting sigma. Cyrene. Third century B.C.

Fragment a: found not after 1960 at Cyrene: exact findspot unrecorded.

Fragment b: found not after 1992 in a votive depot South of Cyrene: in the area of Wadi el Aish.

Observed in 1993 and again in 1997 and 2001 by C. Dobias-Lalou in Shahat: Cyrene Museum.

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SECir, 114 and , pp. 30-34, n. 2 a joined by , whence SEG, 53.2029 and again , pp. 147-148 , whence SEG, 57.2011 . Cf. , pp. 247-249 .

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Φίλωνος άσιος Αιρ Εὐφράνορος Εὐρυ Ἀγχιστράτω ίππω Λεντίχω Ἀμμωνίω Εὐιππίδα Ἰσοκράτης Εὐίππω Ἀριστώνυμος Ὑπερόχω Εὔαρχος Προκλεῦς Κομάτα ίων Ὀνυμάρχω Εὔκλαρος Ὠρίωνος Φίλων Ἀγαθίνω Εὖφρις Ὑπεράσιος Ἀρίστωνος άτα άτω κλεῦς ος ∆ιοδώρω ς Ἀριστομάχω Ἀριστονίκω σων νίκω τατος Ἀριστίππω Ποδαλείριος Πολυγνώτω
άτιος ασιος ατ ίστρατος Λυσίππω ίτων ξιμάχω έαρχος Παραιβάτα Πολιάνθης Εὐπολέμω Θεύχρηστος Καρνήδα Θεύχρηστος άξιος Τιμόξενος Ἀριστοτέλευς Αἴνιος Θευδώρω Τιμῶναξ Τελεσικράτευς Τιμόθεος Εὐθάρσευς Μεγακλῆς Μνήμονος Τιμαγένης Εὐκλεῦς Ἰάσων Παραίβιος Ιγισαν Θευχάριος IGCyr109200, ll. 1-7 IGCyr109200, ll. 8-10 IGCyr109200, l. 11 ἱαρὲς Εὐπείθης Εὐθάλευς Εὔκαρπος Σωάνδρω Φιλόξηνος Χαρτάδα Αἰσχίνας Θευδώρω Ἰάσων Εὐαγόρα Βαρκαῖος Τισιμάχω Σθένων Ἰάσωνος Τίμαρχος Νικάθλω Εὐκλῆς Ἀριστοτέλευς
Apparatus

thus shifts in line-numbers Αιρ ΕὐρυἈγχιστράτω Ἀρχιστράτω Ἀμμωνίω ονω Ἐυιππίδα ος ιππίδα Ἀριστώνυμος υλος Εὔαρχος Ἐτέαρχος Κομάτα μµάτα ίων Ὀνυμάρχω Ἰάσων Πολεμάρχω̣ Εὔκλαρος κλαιος Φίλων λων Ἀγαθίνω from Dobias-Lalou per litteras Ἀγαθίσιος printing error κλεῦς ευς Ἀριστονίκω Ἀριστομάχω νίκω νίω ατ ασ ίστρατος όστρατος Πολιάνθης ράνθης άξιος Πράξιος those two lines are not inscribed because of a circular hole in the stone after line 32, the inscription goes on after a few lines constituting IGCyr109200; ἱαρές is written on the same line as the last word (Θύωντι) of the other inscription this space filled by the last line of IGCyr109200

(i) fils de Philôn, fils de asis, fils d'Euphranôr, Eury fils d'Ankhistratos, Un tel fils de ippos, Un tel fils de Lentikhos, Un tel fils d'Ammônios, , (10) Un tel fils d'Euhippidas, Aristônymos fils d'Hyperokhos, Euarkhos fils de Proklès, Un tel fils de Komatas, iôn fils d'Onymarkhos, Euklaros fils d'Oriôn, Philôn fils d'Agathinos, Euphris fils d'Hyperasis, Un tel fils d'Aristôn, (20) Un tel fils de atas, Un tel fils de atos, , Un tel fils de klès, os fils de Diodôros, Un tel fils d'Aristomakhos, Un tel fils d'Aristonikos, (30) tatos fils d'Aristippos, Podaleirios fils de Polygnôtos,

(ii) Un tel fils de atis, asios fils d'Untel, istratos fils de Lysippos, itôn fils de ximakhos, earkhos (10) fils de Paraibatas, Polianthès fils d'Eupolémos, Theukhrestos fils de Karnèdas, Theukhrestos fils de axis, Timoxénos fils d'Aristotélès, Ainios (20) fils de Theudôros, Timônax fils de Télésikratès, Timothéos fils d'Eutharsès, Mégaklès fils de Mnèmôn, Timagénès fils d'Euklès, Iasôn (30) fils de Paraibis, Igisan fils de Theukharis (inscription IGCyr109200) Prêtres: Eupeithès fils d'Euthalès, Eukarpos fils de Sôandros, Philoxènos fils de Khartadas, (40) Aiskhinas fils de Theudôros, Iasôn fils d'Euagoras, Barkaios fils de Tisimakhos, Sthénôn fils d'Iasôn, Timarkhos fils de Nikathlos, Euklès fils d'Aristotélès.

(i) son of Philon, son of asis, son of Euphranor, Eury son of Anchistratos, So-and-so son of ippos, So-and-so son of Lentichos, So-and-so son of Ammonios, , (10) So-and-so son of Euippidas, Aristonymos son of Hyperochos, Euarchos son of Prokles, So-and-so son of Komatas, ion son of Onymarchos, Euklaros son of Orion, Philon son of Agathinos, Euphris son of Hyperasis, So-and-so son of Ariston, (20) So-and-so son of atas, So-and-so son of atos, , So-and-so son of kles, os son of Diodoros, So-and-so son of Aristomachos, So-and-so son of Aristonikos, (30) tatos son of Aristippos, Podaleirios son of Polygnotos, .

(ii) So-and-so son of atis, asios son of So-and-so, istratos son of Lysippos, iton son of ximachos, earchos (10) son of Paraibatas, Polianthes son of Eupolemos, Theuchrestos son of Karnedas, Theuchrestos son of axis, Timoxenos son of Aristoteles, Ainios (20) son of Theudoros, Timonax son of Telesikrates, Timotheos son of Eutharses, Megakles son of Mnemon, Timagenes son of Eukles, Iason (30) son of Paraibis, Igisan son of Theucharis (inscription IGCyr109200) Priests: Eupeithes son of Euthales, Eukarpos son of Soandros, Philoxenos son of Chartadas, (40) Aischinas son of Theudoros, Iason son of Euagoras, Barkaios son of Tisimachos, Sthenon son of Iason, Timarchos son of Nikathlos, Eukles son of Aristoteles.

(i) figlio di Philon, figlio di asis, figlio di Euphranor, Eury figlio di Anchistratos, il tale figlio di ippos, il tale figlio di Lentichos, il tale figlio di Ammonios, , (10) il tale figlio di Euippidas, Aristonymos figlio di Hyperochos, Euarchos figlio di Prokles, il tale figlio di Komatas, ion figlio di Onymarchos, Euklaros figlio di Orion, Philon figlio di Agathinos, Euphris figlio di Hyperasis, il tale figlio di Ariston, (20) il tale figlio di atas, il tale figlio di atos, , il tale figlio di kles, os figlio di Diodoros, il tale figlio di Aristomachos, il tale figlio di Aristonikos, (30) tatos figlio di Aristippos, Podaleirios figlio di Polygnotos, .

(ii) Il tale figlio di atis, asios figlio di il tale, istratos figlio di Lysippos, iton figlio di ximachos, earchos (10) figlio di Paraibatas, Polianthes figlio di Eupolemos, Theuchrestos figlio di Karnedas, Theuchrestos figlio di axis, Timoxenos figlio di Aristoteles, Ainios (20) figlio di Theudoros, Timonax figlio di Telesikrates, Timotheos figlio di Eutharses, Megakles figlio di Mnemon, Timagenes figlio di Eukles, Iason (30) figlio di Paraibis, Igisan figlio di Theucharis (iscrizione IGCyr109200) Sacerdoti: Eupeithes figlio di Euthales, Eukarpos figlio di Soandros, Philoxenos figlio di Chartadas, (40) Aischinas figlio di Theudoros, Iason figlio di Euagoras, Barkaios figlio di Tisimachos, Sthenon figlio di Iason, Timarchos figlio di Nikathlos, Eukles figlio di Aristoteles.

Commentary

We have a list of personal names with fathers' names written successively by different hands. This practice is proven for eponymous priests of Apollo. Although the order was chronologically progressive, not every priests had the honour of being inscribed on such lists (see ).

The inscription on the broad side (a) shows both a more convenient layout and a somewhat older lettering and would have been inscribed first. Later on, lack of space induced to continue the list on the righthand side. On this side b, the list was interrupted where it reached the area already inscribed with IGCyr109200 and went on below it after the explicit subtitle ἱαρές.

Two men bearing the same names and fathers' names are mentioned as contributors in the long list dated about 280 B.C., namely Τιμαγένης Εὐκλεῦς (here side ii, ll. 27-28) at IGCyr065210, ii.88 and Ἰάσων Παραίβιος (here side ii, ll. 29-30) at IGCyr065210, i.144, whereas Φιλόξηνος Χαρτάδα (here ii, ll. 38-39) might be the son of Χαρτάδας Φιλοξένω, who is mentioned in the twin list IGCyr065200, b.5.

At line ii.16 Pugliese Carratelli's restoration Πράξιος might be attractive because a Praxis son of Theuchrestos is mentioned as commander of batallion of riders at IGCyr084000, l. 12, about 340 B.C. However the span of time between both mentions might be up to one century and both names are quite common at Cyrene. Moreover another frequent name which might be restored here is Anaxis. So we feel that the question should remain open.

argued that this list might belong to the same ensemble as IGCyr115000. Without a new study of the stones, this should remain hypothetical.